Got 'er Home

She has a 'like new' engine, a 2 point fast hitch with a 3 point conversion, a nice muli-functional back blade, a good set of tires, a tight clutch and trans. Her hydraulics seem to work well to. She needs carburetor work, ignition and electrical work, and some cosmetics.

Her last owner was the second owner and he had her for more than 20 years. He was feeling real sorry when he let her go.
I posted a picture in the YT Tractor Photos under skycarp.

Ma

I just brought home my Super C also. I picked mine up in central Washington only about 150 miles from my place.

She spent all of her life mowing hay. She has a fast hitch with 7' sickle bar mower. The original engine came separately and has half of the teeth missing on the cam gear. I haven't identified what engine is in her now. Other than fixing and replacing her original engine, she is in pretty good mechanical shape. Cosmetics will take a little work.

I posted her picture in the YT Tractor Photos under Chris in WA.

Well, I am in Southern UT, around Kanab, She was in Jerome, ID near Twin Falls. We were on the road at 0400 and back in the barn after midnight. I had a backup driver so we traded off on the driving.

She's a beaner alright; lookie those 100" axles to stradle the swath.

Good for you! Enjoy that one. :>)

Allan

Heck I dunno, just lookin' at it, I guess. :>)

The normal axle is what? 'Bout 10" shorter stickin' out there beyond the clamp?

BTW, still tryin' to figure a way to get outta here and come down to your neck of the woods, Howard; might have to get Nebraska Transport involved in the scheme of things. Don't know just yet.

Allan